Dear Mom, You Didn’t Raise An Alcoholic
Mom, you didn’t raise an alcoholic. You helped me pick up all my broken pieces and build me into the woman I am today.Read More →
Mom, you didn’t raise an alcoholic. You helped me pick up all my broken pieces and build me into the woman I am today.Read More →
I never believed that food was actually an addiction. I would find myself in halfway houses and long-term treatment women’s programs, binging and purging, med seeking to get medications where the side effects included weight loss. I was trying to starve myself and failing miserably every time.Read More →
I remember the first time I cut. I don’t remember what I was searching for, maybe I just wanted to be heard. However, what I do recall is immediately falling in love. Cutting truly became my first addiction and it possibly may have been more difficult to quit than substances. Read More →
I’ve noticed a trend in the recovery community of what I’ll call the “recovery and…” idea. I see people promoting recovery and fitness, recovery and essential oils, recovery and holistic healing, recovery and underwater basket weaving, etc. (OK, I made that last one up, but maybe it’ll be next onRead More →
When I got sober, I had no idea how to process and understand my feelings. I had no clear defined goals. I could not identify my wants or needs. I had no voice. While I was in active addiction, I became so skilled at becoming a chameleon. Since I hadRead More →
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